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    1) Before designing qualitative research, researchers must answer five important questions about the social reality or phenomenon being investigated, the type of knowledge and evidence that will be examined, the broad research area or topic, and the specific research questions and aims of the study. 2) These questions help determine the appropriate research design, which typically involves developing a theory or idea, designing the study, collecting and analyzing data, and reporting findings. 3) Common steps in the research design process include developing an idea or theory, designing the study, collecting and analyzing data, and reporting findings.

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    1) Before designing qualitative research, researchers must answer five important questions about the social reality or phenomenon being investigated, the type of knowledge and evidence that will be examined, the broad research area or topic, and the specific research questions and aims of the study. 2) These questions help determine the appropriate research design, which typically involves developing a theory or idea, designing the study, collecting and analyzing data, and reporting findings. 3) Common steps in the research design process include developing an idea or theory, designing the study, collecting and analyzing data, and reporting findings.

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    1) Before designing qualitative research, researchers must answer five important questions about the social reality or phenomenon being investigated, the type of knowledge and evidence that will be examined, the broad research area or topic, and the specific research questions and aims of the study. 2) These questions help determine the appropriate research design, which typically involves developing a theory or idea, designing the study, collecting and analyzing data, and reporting findings. 3) Common steps in the research design process include developing an idea or theory, designing the study, collecting and analyzing data, and reporting findings.

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    Name : Mahasri Sobahiya

    NIM : 183221062
    Class : 6B
    Design of Qualitative Research
    Before designing qualitative research, at least, there are five important questions to be answered
    by the researchers as suggested by Mason (2002). The questions are as follows.
    1.The social reality (Ontological perspective), what is the nature of phenomena or social reality I
    want to investigate?
    2.Knowledge and evidence (Epistemological perspective), what might represent knowledge and
    evidence of social reality I wish to investigate?
    3.Broad research area, what topic or substantive area is the research concerned with?

    National Seminar Proceeding|344.Intellectual puzzles and research questions, what do I wish to


    explain it to explore? What are my research questions? 5.The aims and purpose, what is the
    purpose of my research? What am I doing it for? Having answered the questions, they might
    come to write the research design. Some scholars (Berg, 2002; Mason, 2002, Creswell, 2009)
    have discussed different procedures or steps. One of them is, proposed by Berg (1995), the
    following steps as seen in this diagram. Idea Theory Design Data Collection Analysis Findings
    or Idea Design Theory Data Collection Analysis Findings.

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